380First to meet him, drawn by unkind fates, is Lagus. 381Him, while he is tearing up a stone of great weight, he pierces with a hurled spear, where the spine made a parting between the ribs in the middle, and pulls back the spear stuck in his bones. 384Hisbo does not catch him off guard from above, though he hoped to: for Pallas meets him first as he rushes on, raging, off his guard at his comrade's cruel death, and buries his sword in his swollen lung. 388Next he attacks Sthenius, and Anchemolus of the ancient line of Rhoetus, who had dared to defile his stepmother's bed. 390You too, twins, fell on the Rutulian fields, Larides and Thymber, sons of Daucus, offspring most alike, indistinguishable to your own people and a welcome confusion to your parents; 393but now Pallas has made a harsh distinction between you: for your head, Thymber, Evander's sword has taken off; 395your severed right hand, Larides, seeks its owner, and the half-alive fingers twitch and clutch again at the sword.
397The Arcadians, fired by his rebuke and seeing the hero's glorious deeds, are armed against the enemy by mingled grief and shame.